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Wagola

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  1. 12 hours ago, oneviking said:

    Hello. I have a 91 GSX-1100-G. The valve stem on the rear wheel recently developed a leak. I tried to replace it with the wheel still attached, but ended up dropping the new valve stem inside the tire. What does it take to remove the wheel? What size sockets will I need? Thanks! 

    Don't the manual say something about tying a piece of cotton round the valve ? In case it falls into the tyre as in this case ??

  2. 9 hours ago, Gsxrsam said:

    Not those,  a beefier version of the one further up.....local blacksmith made them for gsxr  motors....one was knocked off shelf and broke my mates arm.....oops.

     

    @Gsxrsamso have you tried the Newvu stands, the adjustable ones ? Or just the box section welded ones ? 

  3. 1 hour ago, Gixer1460 said:

    If it's turning slow and the leads are getting warm and its a DOT head i'd suspect compression maybe a culprit ! Assume you are using decent size jump cables - not those pissy 'hardly fit for purpose' 10mm cables - ideally min. 25mm sq welding type cables for least resistance!

    I may be looking at this a bit simplistically but...……. if its a compression problem then take the spark plugs out and see how it spins over then ?? If it spins freely then it points towards a compression problem ?

  4. 1 hour ago, Swiss Toni said:

    There is. I have a few! But ... they're on another 'puter, and I won't be able to get at it for a week at least. Someone else may well have what you're looking for. 

    @Swiss Tonihi bud, I've tried searching for an old post on here for any details on the engine stand dimensions but it brings up 83 posts ! Looked through quite a few but no success. If you can find the other dimensions it would be appreciated. No rush. thanks

  5. On 8/18/2019 at 12:27 PM, fatblokeonbandit said:

    Like i said there are loads of 54mm k series yokes that are the same, have a another look at the chart.. also dont forget the top hat spacer for the top yoke to take up the diferance in  stem diameters..:tu

    Had a look at the chart again and went for a GSXR600K1 yoke as per the list but its wrong, I think. Early GSXR600K series have RWU forks ?

  6. On 8/18/2019 at 12:27 PM, fatblokeonbandit said:

    Like i said there are loads of 54mm k series yokes that are the same, have a another look at the chart.. also dont forget the top hat spacer for the top yoke to take up the diferance in  stem diameters..:tu

    Had a look at the chart again and went for a GSXR600K1 yoke as per the list but its wrong, I think. Early GSXR600K series have RWU forks ?

  7. Hi, now that I've been told that TL forks are RWU I've binned the idea of using a TL yoke. Basically I'm trying to fit a GSXR1000 K1 front end on to my Harris which has a GSXR1100L front on it now. Really wanted Ohlins but they are getting fookin expensive now ! The 1000's are shorter so I've got some top extenders made but the GSXR1000 bottom yoke I bought is bent ! 

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